The physical effect is mainly age. I don't have the energy I did at 20. I absolutely know feminism discourages women from taking full advantage of their fertility windows and fearmongering babies, childbirth, and small children. That's why they hate any limits to abortion and want to push it as "healthcare"
And how do you "absolutely know" this?
I have 2 daughters. My oldest is 31. She went to college, is working on her Master's, has a fantastic career in a male-dominated profession, has a long-term boyfriend. Her attitude about having children is that as much as she would like to have children, a few medical issues would make it difficult (maybe even impossible) for her to do so. She figures she still has a few years left, but if she CAN'T have children, she and her fiance aren't going to be torn up about it. Disappointed, yes. But torn up? No. Her attitude is, "If it happens, it happens. If not, oh well..."
OTOH, my youngest daughter, 30, already has 3 children. She had her first at 19. Her last child was born in March of this year, when my daughter was 29. Originally, my daughter wanted
five children. She changed her mind only recently, once she realized that the kids she has now...are enough. She also has a decent career in front of her, and she just received a promotion. She's also in school online, working toward her degree in Business Admiinistration.
I was born in 1957. I'm part of the second wave of feminism. I never EVER had a talk with EITHER of them about feminism
in of itself. I simply told them that they could be and do WHATEVER THEY WANTED. "Wherever your heart is, that's where your treasure will be." (Matthew 6:21) I am not
more proud of my older daughter for
stepping out of the stereotypical traditional role of wife/mother, nor am I
less proud of my younger daughter for
stepping into a MORE traditional role of wife/mother. And if either one of my kids decided to DITCH the 9 to 5, I'd be just as supportive, IF that's where their heart is.
The reason why SOME feminists hate limits on abortion is for, in part, reasons OTHER THAN than feminism discouraging women to take advantage of their prime child-bearing years.